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Greek Grammar Beyond the Basics Daniel B. Wallace
Publisher: Zondervan

· Greek Grammar Beyond the Basics: An Exegetical Syntax of the New Testament [Hardcover]. In the user review of the Logos version of GGBB I see the following: Douglas Dill. Wallace's work in Greek grammar is well known, as he is the author of Greek Grammar Beyond the Basics (Zondervan), a widely used syntactical grammar. The book is excellent for what it does. For the last few weeks I've been helping a friend with a series of assignments related to Wallace's Greek Grammar and Basics of NT Syntax. The definite article is a supremely versatile little word as can be seen by the length of Daniel B. However, this particular product is apparently not made by Logos. A Graded Reader of Biblical Greek. It reminded me of why I sold my copy of “Greek Grammar Beyond the Basics”. Wallace's treatment of it in his Greek Grammar Beyond the Basics. One great resource for information about grammar stuff like this is Daniel Wallace's Greek Grammar: Beyond the Basics. In it he describes a use of the participle called "attendant circumstance", which is.